Sunday Times (Sri Lanka) - 2022-06-12

• Nearly 5 million in hunger, 56,000 children severely malnourish­ed: UN
• China views Lanka debt implosion with an anti-west dig
• Plans to turn Viharamaha Devi Park and other CMC lands into vegetable gardens
• Central Expressway third section: RDA tells court it won't sign agreements till July 26
• Hundreds of tourists exempted from visa overstay fines
• China clears air; Praises India for helping Sri Lanka
• Mangala warned Lanka may become another Lebanon
• Pandemoniu­m at passport office
• Electricit­y Amendment Bill sees the light of day despite opposition’s ‘power corrupts’ charge
• Amid the long queues innocent people duped by bogus agents
• Gotabaya to stay on despite the calls to step down over failures
• A very consistent failure
• The people anxiously await the resolution of protracted economic crisis
• Dengue menace infects 3,000 in ten days this month
• High-cost medical supplies network under Auditor General’s microscope
• CEB enginneers: Price of electricit­y bought from renewable energy power plants will go up
• Classrooms sans teachers and students as attendance hit by transport difficulti­es
• Pregnant women at risk without iron and vitamin supplement­s
• Patients hit in the stomach as cash-strapped state hospitals struggle to give free meals
• Prasanna Ranatunga misused CM powers and privileges to extort Rs. 64mn: Judge
• Role of oceans in human lives discussed
• Responding to the imminent food shortages and starvation
• The agonies of a president who just will not ‘go’
• The promise and pitfalls of Indian foreign policy
• SPORTS Nadal’s 22nd ATP year
• Is our sports saddled with the malady of a nation living in denial?
• Mitchell, Blundell hit tons as New Zealand turn screw on England
• Visakhians and Joes rule the Sugathadas­a waters
• Fierce fighting in east Ukraine, world must not look away, Zelensky says
• NASA launches study of UFOs despite ‘reputation­al risk’
• Cocktail of chemical pollutants linked to falling sperm quality in research
• Do optimists live longer? Of course they do
• India-Gulf states row: Why Modi is in a double bind
• Lebanon's patients suffer as crisis causes health worker exodus
• Failures apart, UN rises as a vast humanitari­an relief agency
• Political leaders face continuing troubles
• Can Gota go bathed in glory or will failure ever shadow?
• Message from H.E. Mr. Yury Materiy, Ambassador of the Russian Federation to Sri Lanka
• Message from the Hon. Minister of Foreign Affairs
• Indian, Russian tourists a quick fix for forex
• Govt. favours foreign finance repurposin­g
• Leaving in droves
• Twins who don’t know each other
• Rhoda electric smart bicycle has 75% imported components
• Crafting a future for the nation
• Attracting forex by digital freelance entreprene­urs
• 25% crop loss for Ceylon Tea in 2022
• Sri Lanka banking sector continues to expand moderately
• Many countries stockpilin­g food for their people
• Sri Lanka in top notches for digital nomads
• SLT-MOBITEL unveils ‘The Directory’ 2022”
• Solar Energy – Solution for the energy crisis?
• JAT Holdings post-tax 2021/22 surges to Rs.1.2 billion
• ITC One Colombo developmen­t achieves key milestones towards 2023 completion
• DI-Solar from DIMO, Sri Lanka’s first battery less solution to utilise solar PV generated power during outages
• SL renewable energy players move overseas
• Raja Jewellers introduces the ‘Persona’ men’s jewellery collection
• Huawei launches stylish Nova 9 SE and 11th Gen MateBook D 15 in Sri Lanka
• SoftwareON­E expands its presence to Sri Lanka
• Premium brand Tefal from France at Abans
• AIA’s national safety initiative, the Poson Safety Programme continues for the 27th year
• ComBank to widen Senior Citizen account base with relaunch of ‘Udara’
• Samsung reiterates its commitment to marine protection on World Ocean Day
• SLT-MOBITEL PEOTV and Charana TV partner with Cargills Foundation to promote English language
• Rhino celebrates 60 years, named Great Place to Work®
• Pan Asia Bank strengthen­s its current growth trajectory with the appointmen­t of Naleen Edirisingh­e as Chief Operating Officer
• Gateway Graduate School delivers Internatio­nally recognised Pearson Edexcel, Cambridge and Microsoft Teaching qualificat­ions
• Monash University­Engineerin­g Degree Pathway Programmea­t UCL From a World Class Degree to a World Class Career
• O/L is just the First Benchmark of Success! Enroll your son or daughter in the UCL Internatio­nal Foundation Programme!
• Realize your Canadian Higher Education Dream with the Dalhousie University Degrees in IT at UCL
• Practicali­ty and Prestige Combined in the UCLan Degrees at UCL
• Towards a robust and reputable non-state higher education sector - SLANSHEI holds its AGM 2022
• How UTS College Sri Lanka sets students up for success
• Graduate from America with NCHS
• A network monitoring system for intensive care mechanical ventilatio­n treatment
• Make your organisati­on grow with effective communicat­ion
• Monash University Partners with Prospects College for Early Childhood and Primary Education Degree Pathway
• Enroll for the Deakin University Degree pathway in Psychology @ PCHE
• More opportunit­ies for youth to explore and develop leadership potential through AIESEC
• ‘Kuweni, the eternal woman’ – University of Moratuwa brings folklore to fashion
• Horizon Campus, Sri Lanka Introduces a Degree Pathway Programme in an Exclusive Partnershi­p with La Trobe University, Australia
• Deakin graduates celebrate their achievemen­t
• NCHS invites you for the 2022 Interschoo­l IoT competitio­n - INCOHST
• Sri Lanka celebrates National Marketing Day with marketing guru Phillip Kotler in attendance
• Bristol Institute gathers momentum as a leading institute producing top leadership talent for the nation
• Happiness Salad & Misery Mojito
• How to Become a Gemmologis­t with Gem-A
• A Guaranteed Pathway through NCHS
• SLIIT Open Days for Postgradua­te intake 2022 showcase exciting pathways for academic developmen­t
• ICLP Certificat­e Course in Commercial Law
• Rakuten Viber ignites cricket fever like never before
• Rahula, Musaeus clinch Super ‘A’ Division titles at U-15 Team Championsh­ips
• Brightly College Open Day sheds light on its revolution­ary STEAM+ approach: leads the vital realignmen­t of Sri Lanka’s education philosophy starting with A Levels
• SLTC Special Convocatio­n 2021 for the School of Engineerin­g
• Institute of Chemistry Ceylon proudly declares the 47th batch of Diploma in Laboratory Technology Diplomates
• Outsmart the rest – Join with GISM Campus for your New Zealand higher education dream come true
• Zahira College honours former national cap Muttaiah Devaraj
• Super 16 Schools’ Netball Championsh­ip for the Milo Champion Cup
• Enjoying Buddhangal­a - past and present
• Pride and protection must go hand in hand
• Protest and art: Workshop Players take their act to Galle Face
• Out of chaos comes beauty
• A Poson Poya that changed our culture
• Take a good look before you buy your soap
• A true priest of the people
• An old Royalist with child-like innocence
• Tapping into tradition
• Holding a mirror up to society, but not telling readers what is right or not
• With Rosemary Rogers as ‘partner in crime’ she went on her own literary path
• Enabling them to dream
• Life is precious and Sumithrayo is always ready to give a helping hand
• The Nuttery
• ‘Sunil Aiya Yanna Giye Eyi?’: Gypsies’ new version of ‘Why’ in making
• Viber ignites the Cricket Fever
• Alliance Française de Colombo returns to Barnes Place
• ‘Jurassic World Dominion’ :
• AJANTA AND ELLORA: SPLENDID EXAMPLES OF ROCK-HEWN ARCHITECTU­RE

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